We had a very good time at this property. The house was beautiful, beds comfortable. I loved the mix of rustic and modern furnishings and decorations. The renovations they have done came out wonderful, the stairs are solid, not a creaky floor in the place. They provide a binder with lots of good local information, even directions to a local spring for getting spring water. The kitchen had everything you would need to cook meals. I did not miss the microwave at all. I hardly ever use one anyway. We did not use the room with the twin beds in it, but we did look in that room and saw a very nice set up for children if we had brought any. The room was bright, with a nice assortment of toys for various age levels. The recycling information was a little confusing, so we ended up taking the questionable things with us to dispose of at home. You can hear traffic on 29A from the house. Fortunately, that's not a busy road. The little beach nearby was nice. Very shallow for a long ways, a good place to bring kids. I would give a tip for future renters and for Aimee Hart. The directions given were good up to a point, but.... Sherman's is not well marked and we had no idea that it was an abandoned amusement park. So we had a little bit of a time finding the right road to turn on. After we got there, we figured out a more direct way. It may be easier for people to take a left on Grove across from the post office, then left onto Forest. And that is what my GPS had been saying all along. More info for future renters: We ate at the 19th Hole restaurant nearby. The food was OK and we were hungry, but I would probably not go again. The service was good although slow, but that is because they only had a couple of waitresses and a lot of customers. We did our shopping in Gloversville. That town has the closest grocery store and wine/liquor store as far as I could tell. There are smaller stores for quick items that are closer.